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2025/02/27 03:39:30
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I may need to fabricated a guide where the seat belt comes over the seat back. I'll work out these details when I get the seat cushions back in the car.
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2025/03/02 06:05:49
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I mounted the retractors in the trunk, behind the convertible top well. These mounting pads were carefully plug-welded thru the trunk floor to the floor brace below for strength.
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2025/03/02 06:05:51
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I reinforced the mounting location with a 1/8' steel washer which was plug-welded thru the floor from above.
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2025/03/02 06:05:53
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This is the retractor from 2010-2015 Camaro convertible.
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2025/03/02 06:05:55
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The retractors have a guide pin in the front to prevent them from rotating and bolted down with a 1/2"-13nc bolt.
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2025/03/02 06:05:57
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I secured the other end of the retractor belt to the inner rocker floor, below the hydraulic top rams.
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2025/03/02 06:05:58
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2025/03/25 14:32:32
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Backside of the front fender
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2025/04/12 10:54:41
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This is the hidden rust on the fender brace
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2025/04/12 10:54:43
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Stripped and prep'd the rust than sprayed with industrial rustoleum paint to protect from future rusting.
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2025/04/21 03:27:33
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2025/04/21 03:40:09
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I used the ABS plumbing cement to reattached the lighter socket to the dash.
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2025/04/21 03:40:10
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I modified my dash to move the cig lighter below the map light and center the radio a bit. Also removed the ashtray and made the compartment big enough to hold my i-phone.
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2025/05/12 08:49:16
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The large fuses at the top of this pic are AMI (MIDI) fuses. the other fuse block is made buy Bussmann/Cooper.
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2025/05/21 20:29:58
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This is a partial wiring diagram for the Bussmann fuse block.
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2025/05/21 20:29:59
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The AMI fuse holders snap together to form a block; the top fuse feeds the under dash fuse block, the 2nd fuse protects the alternator, 3rd fuse feeds the Bussmann fuse block and the 4th fuse feeds the audio amp directly from the battery.
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